ENH: allow to specify editable-verbose in pyproject.toml #838
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Build config settings passed via the build front-end take precedence over the value configured via the tool.meson-python.editable-verbose setting in pyproject.toml. For this to work, the editable-verbose config setting is extended to take an optional boolean argument: "true" or "1" are true values, "false" or "0" are false, anything else is invalid. For backward compatibility, the empty string (no argument passed to the config setting) is treated as true.
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Build config settings passed via the build front-end take precedence over the value configured via the
tool.meson-python.editable-verbosesetting inpyproject.toml.For this to work, the
editable-verboseconfig setting is extended to take an optional boolean argument: "true" or "1" are true values, "false" or "0" are false, anything else is invalid. For backward compatibility, the empty string (no argument passed to the config setting) is treated as true.